North Salem High School - Viking Yearbook (Salem, OR)

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Watch Thai Feature Staff Go! . ofa r X Z, QAVW The Clarion is published T6 times each school year. The staff gains valuable journalistic experience by learning all phases of the newspaper business from writing to proofreading. Members of the staff spend the day before each issue is dis- tributed at the S'atesman Publishing Company doing page make-up and proofreading their work. Awards won by the paper include a first class rating, which is the second highest that can be received, from the National Scholastic Press Association for the first semester and BACK ROW: Sandie Johnson, Carolyn Lcnday, Nfi FRONT ROW: Marilyn Sparks, Julie Sutheflarrd, Bev third place in the Oregon Scholastic Press Association's feature page excellence contest. The T957-58 Clarion staff consisted of Marilyn Sparks, editor, Julie Sutherland, news editor, Bob Aaserude, assistant news editor, Sandie Johnson, feature editor, Shirley Beutler, ex- change editor, Dale Drake, sports editor, Roger Shafer, assist- ant sports editor, and Carol Springer, business manager. Mrs. Vera Cochell and Preston Doughton were editorial adviser and business adviser, respectively. ncy McFarland, Carolyn Klarr, Carma Eldriedge. Mclirrey, Sondll lloyd, Kay Nickels. ,in ni 1 ,AQ QQ ov ' f C? K H 57 gy

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Somewhere There's Music GIRLS GLEE, BACK ROW: Ann Badoni, Loraine Taylor, Jannette Shattuc, Sh'rley Haselton, Joy McOuade, Diane Duncan, Janice Collins, Candy Ramp, M'kfe Mills, Kay Orr, Sue Sorick, Sharie Shipley, Linda Bleckert, Becky Barnes, Merdee Miison. THIRD ROW: Mr. Howard Miller, Mary Gilman, Ella Mae Wynia, Kitty Arends, Patsy Walters, Donna Smyres, Judy Asburry, Judy Edal, Kathy Fallin, Nancy Smith, Helen Casamero, Kathy Campbell, Renee Bertsch, Janet Salter, SECOND ROW: Cecelia Two vocal organizations that add a special touch of enthusiasm to musical programs in the school and community are Girl's Glee and Boy's Glee. Both musical groups are directed by Howard F. Miller. Because of the fine reception received by everyone for the Girl's Glee, the idea formulated that perhaps such an organization could be started for boys as well. This idea became a reality and this year North has a new addition to it's vocal groups North Salem's own Boy's Glee. BOY'S GLEE, BACK ROW: Carl Newland, James McSweeney, Doug Hoe ward, William Vladyka, Al Elsenraat, Max Enos, Dennis Burright, Harry Schart. SECOND ROW: Jerry Lambert, Marvin Ferris, Dick Carlisle, Steve Blewett, Wes Armstrong, Bill Harp, Dave Kelley, Jerry Steinbeck, Mr. ma Slagle, Jean Meyers, Judy Davenport, Patsy Wlttrock, Linda Moy, Linda Wood, Dawn Show, Lou'a Taylor, Co'ol Boehm, Mary Ann Kaneski, Ann Lenhart, Sue Thomas, Joyce Waldner. FRONT ROW: Pat Richards, Carolyn Rawlins, Joyce Utterback, Sandra Maas, Margaret Gilman, Bev Kenyon, Karolyn Jenness, Anne Kaufman, Karen Klein, Karol Peterson, Beth Good- man, Frances Hetziner, The boy's group is composed of 25 Sophomore and Junior fellows who have passed a satisfactory try out. It is the belief, ot many, however, that this number will be some- what higher when next year's Parrish graduates enter North. l57i to be exactl. Clothed in the traditional dark skirt, white blouse and red weskit, the Girl's Glee made up ot about 65 Sophomore, Junior and Senior girls has been a charming asset to many an outstanding musical program. Miller. FRONT ROW: Dennis McMahon, Ken Stull, Gary Beck, Richard McGee, Ron Gilbreth, Dave Borregard, Rot, Welllver, Arne Kaufman, accompanist. K Wg-,.1'